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Summary: How to use iMovie for video blogging and podcasts; learn more about blogging and podcasting in this free instructional video.
James A. Donnelly, Madpod.com, has been working in television and with video for over 2 decades. Donnelly has worked on dozens of television productions as a producer for New York...read more
"Alright, continuing with our iMovie quick demonstration and believe me this is quick I'm just showing you some quick basics, I’m sure there's some other things on the internet for editing. But it's just to show and help you along with video blogging. I dragged the clip down into the timeline here, as you can see. And iMovie puts a little move on everything there, which is nice. Ok now, if I want to export this video, I will go up to edit, excuse me file, export and this menu pops up here. Now in the old days, which is two years ago, we used to use expert settings and basically change the compression ourselves and do all these fun things. But things have changed and as you can see, this would be full screen like television full screen 720 x 480, 640 x 480. Tells you the compression and your audio settings which is decent quality which we won't mess right now. But for video blogging, the best thing to do is use the iPod setting. If you click the iPod it's already set up for you. It's a smaller window, it’s 320 x 240, 30 frames a second. It's a small file but it's already set up for you so you won't have to do anything. It'll compress your movie out and the next step once this is compressed and exported onto your desktop, will be to upload it to a host site which will be in the next video. "
eHow Article: Using iMovie for Video Blogs: Part 2